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Remote Islands Reveal Rapid Rise of Southern Hemisphere Sea Debris

The Scientific World Journal - Egypt
doi 10.1100/tsw.2005.120
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BiochemistryMedicineGeneticsMolecular BiologyEnvironmental Science
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January 1, 2005

Authors
David K.A. Barnes
Publisher

Hindawi Limited


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